Sentence examples for material dissipated from inspiring English sources

Here, significant shares of resource consumption are in fact waste generated or material dissipated in producing exported goods.

Entropy: The heat changed from light dissipates in the ambient environment, and the light from excited materials dissipates as it is diffused over distances, and is absorbed in atmospheric gases, or in solids and liquids then radiated from them as heat.

The fibers within those layers help the material dissipate energy when it's under stress, making it "damage tolerant," researchers wrote.

At higher frequencies, tan increases as the material dissipates energy.

The technological implications of having a porous material that dissipates more energy – on an absolute scale – than its fully dense counterpart are discussed.

The loss modulus characterises the ability of the material to dissipate energy.

These currents circulate in the conductive material and are dissipated, causing a repulsive force between the magnet and the conductor.

This nonconservative energy will be involved in micro-structural changes in the material before being dissipated as thermal energy.

So instead of one major crack fracturing the material, the glass dissipated the force into a multitude of tiny cracks and could bend even more than the previous composites.

Polymeric matrices are viscoelastic materials and dissipate a part of the mechanical energy in the form of heat when they are submitted to a cyclic strain.

In the past, landing gear systems with cantilever designs that incorporate honeycomb materials to dissipate shock energy through plastic deformation have been used, but once tested before launch, the system cannot be used in a real mission.